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1. July 25, 2011 12:17 PM

   The Ritual

   A video examination of Israel's photojournalism apparatus in East Jerusalem and the West Bank

   By Andrew Lampard

   Israel has long been at the epicenter of photojournalism datelines. Today, even during a period of relative calm, the major Western wires—AP, Reuters, AFP, EPA—all have permanent bureaus in the country (population: 7.7 million) and the Palestinian territories. Add in newspapers and broadcast networks, not to mention news services from the Middle East, China, and Russia, and you have a...

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2. July 16, 2012 06:50 AM

   Vimeo: AuteurTube

   YouTube can make amateurs rich, but the video pros are congregating elsewhere

   By Alissa Quart

   The Times mag the other week noticed that amateur star “YouTubers” could make six figures through the site’s comedy channels. But people filming verite vignettes or shooting true tales professionally are probably posting on Vimeo. What's Vimeo, you say? It’s is a video-sharing company where users upload their film work, all in high definition, in a player without advertising. There...

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